An unusual haiku, to me, because I wouldn't have associated melancholy with spring in a poem.
This is a very effective haiku, very simple, no juxtaposition, but you have me waiting with you and the raindrop, which is always a sign of a good haiku.
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7 comments:
Lovely. Very gentle yet with a strong sense of anticipation.
love it
john
Thank you very much, JEM. Sometimes, the trajectory of the raindrop seems to be the only sure thing you can count on.
Thank you very much, JOHN.
Yes, sad, and so filled with the grace of the moment.
Thank you for the kind words, Patricia.
An unusual haiku, to me, because I wouldn't have associated melancholy with spring in a poem.
This is a very effective haiku, very simple, no juxtaposition, but you have me waiting with you and the raindrop, which is always a sign of a good haiku.
Thank you for drawing me in.
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